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Rangers technical adviser, Fidelis Ilechukwu has said it is important for his team to remain humble as they continue their pursuit of a ninth Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, title.

The Flying Antelopes returned to the summit after a thrilling 2-1 victory over Enyimba at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu on Sunday.

Rangers have a one-point lead over second-placed Rivers United, with three games remaining before the end of the campaign.

Ilechukwu declared that they can’t afford to take things for granted at this stage of the season.

“We are very humble in our games, very, very humble,” stated the former Plateau United gaffer.

The Enugu club will be away to Bayelsa United this weekend.

NPFL: Ilechukwu warns Rangers against complacency in title push

Nigerian Afrobeats singer, Davido has confirmed that he has a joint project with American R&B star, Chris Brown scheduled for release next year.

Speaking in a recent episode of the Swift Conversations podcast, Davido explained that he is now focused on making more African-inclined, however, he’s still open to collaborating with American artists.

“The music I am making now is very African. In this next project, I am working with a lot of my original producers from back home.

“However, I am still an American so definitely there’s going to be collaborations. Me and Chris Brown got an album coming next year,” he stated.

Davido and Chris Brown first collaborated on the hit track ‘Blow My Mind’ in 2019. Since then the duo have collaborated on about five songs.

They have been hinting on a joint project for sometime now, with Davido first teasing it in 2023.

He revealed that they have a lot of unreleased songs together.

Davido confirms joint project with Chris Brown

Former Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, is backing the team to still win the Premier League despite throwing away six points in consecutive fixtures.

The Gunners lost 2-1 at home to Bournemouth and were also defeated by the same margin at Manchester City on Sunday.

City can overtake Arsenal on Wednesday if they beat Burnley at Turf Moor.

But Wenger, speaking on Twinning Project, insists Arsenal will emerge champions after 22 years.

“I believe that Arsenal will win the league. I deeply believe.

“It looks, to me, like commonsense.

“I like Eze, Odegaard, Havertz and Madueke attacking (intent at the Etihad).

“Manchester City will not make the perfect run-in,” Wenger said.

EPL: Wenger names team to win title after Arsenal lose at Man City

A female suspect, Azeez Khadijat (22), has been arrested by detectives attached to the Omu-Ijebu Divisional Headquarters over the repainting of a stolen Suzuki minibus…

The post Ogun: Police arrest female suspect for repainting stolen mini bus appeared first on Tribune Online.

The Federal Government has renewed efforts to address livestock diseases affecting farmers and food production, as it explores partnerships to improve vaccine access across the country.

The development was disclosed in a statement shared on the official page of the Federal Ministry of Livestock Development.

According to the statement, the Minister of Livestock Development Idi Mukhtar Maiha, on April 20, 2026, received a delegation from Ambuvets Konsult and MCI Santé Animale in Abuja.

It stated that the meeting was focused on addressing the impact of livestock diseases such as Peste des Petits Ruminants, Foot-and-Mouth Disease and Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia, which have continued to affect productivity and farmer income.

Maiha stressed the importance of animal health in national development, noting that disease control remains central to ongoing reforms in the livestock sector.

“We are undertaking an ambitious transformation of the livestock sector, one in which disease prevention, control, and management are central pillars,” he said.

He added that partnerships with private organisations would help strengthen capacity to tackle transboundary diseases and improve access to vaccines for farmers.

The ministry noted that the collaboration involves Ambuvets Konsult, a Nigerian animal health company, and MCI Santé Animale, a veterinary pharmaceutical firm, working to improve vaccine production and distribution.

Chief Executive Officer of Ambuvets Konsult, Shehu Shamsudeen, said the partnership aims to close gaps in vaccine availability by combining manufacturing and distribution networks.

It was further noted that the Chief Executive Officer of MCI Santé Animale, Tadlaoui Omari Khalid, emphasised the need for local solutions to livestock health challenges in Africa.

“For me, it is to find the best solution for our continent. We have to come together and find the right solutions for ourselves,” he said.

The statement added that the initiative also involves collaboration with the National Veterinary Research Institute to support vaccine trials and ensure effectiveness under local conditions.

Nigeria moves against livestock diseases, seeks wider vaccine distribution

There’s a reason Steam gift cards keep showing up at the top of every “highest gift card rates in Nigeria” conversation.

If you’ve ever held a Steam card and hesitated before selling, you’ve probably asked yourself:

● “Am I getting the best Steam gift card rate right now?”

● “Why does one platform give me ₦128k and another gives ₦110k?”

● “Does the country of the card really matter?”

This guide answers all these questions and more, with up-to-date Steam gift card rates in Nigeria.

Here, you’ll see:

● The best Steam gift card rates in Nigeria (based on current data)

● Why UK cards outperform others

● Exact rates for $50, $100, and $500 Steam cards

● How different regions (US, Euro, CAD, AUD, etc.) affect your payout

● And how to sell your Steam gift card without losing money

What Makes Steam Gift Cards Valuable in Nigeria?
Steam isn’t just another platform, it’s the largest digital gaming marketplace in the world.

This is very important.

Because the more usable a gift card is globally, the easier it is to resell and the higher the rate.

Why Steam cards hold strong value:

● Massive global user base

● Accepted across multiple regions

● High resale value

● Quick turnaround when selling

But here’s where it gets interesting…

Not all Steam cards are equal.

Best Steam Gift Card to Naira Rates in Nigeria (2026)

We have compiled all the best steam gift card rates in Nigeria as of 2026 and If you want to trade steam gift cards at the highest rate, Apexpay is the best platform to use based on reviews from thousands of users across Nigeria and Ghana.

Best Steam Gift Card Rates in Nigeria

Region	Type	Rate	Platform
UK	Physical	₦1,280 – ₦1,480	apexpay.org
UK	E-code	₦1,240 – ₦1,440	apexpay.org
Euro	Physical	₦1,100 – ₦1,300	apexpay.org
Euro	E-code	₦1,060 – ₦1,260	apexpay.org
Switzerland (CHF)	Physical	₦1,200 – ₦1,400	apexpay.org
Switzerland (CHF)	E-code	₦1,160 – ₦1,360	apexpay.org
USA	Physical	₦940 – ₦1,140	apexpay.org
USA	E-code	₦900 – ₦1,100	apexpay.org
Canada (CAD)	Physical	₦670 – ₦870	apexpay.org
Canada (CAD)	E-code	₦630 – ₦830	apexpay.org
Australia (AUD)	Physical	₦660 – ₦860	apexpay.org
Australia (AUD)	E-code	₦620 – ₦820	apexpay.org
New Zealand (NZD)	Physical	₦530 – ₦730	apexpay.org
New Zealand (NZD)	E-code	₦490 – ₦690	apexpay.org
Poland	Physical / E-code	₦140 – ₦340	apexpay.org
Brazil	Physical / E-code	₦120 – ₦220	apexpay.org
Hong Kong	Physical / E-code	₦60 – ₦160	apexpay.org
Mexico	Physical / E-code	₦40 – ₦100	apexpay.org

The same $100 Steam card can vary from ₦148,000 to as low as ₦4,000 depending on the region.

That’s a massive difference and most people don’t realize it.

How Much is a $100 Steam Gift Card to Naira?

Below are the current rates of different $100 steam gift cards in Nigeria. To get the best rate, always use a reliable platform like Apexpay and to get the rates of other gift cards, use Apexpays gift card rate calculator.

$100 Steam Card rates in Nigeria (2026)

● UK: ₦124,000 – ₦148,000

● Switzerland (CHF): ₦116,000 – ₦140,000

● Euro: ₦106,000 – ₦130,000

● USA: ₦90,000 – ₦114,000

● Canada (CAD): ₦63,000 – ₦87,000

● Australia (AUD): ₦62,000 – ₦86,000

● New Zealand (NZD): ₦49,000 – ₦73,000

● Poland: ₦14,000 – ₦34,000

● Brazil: ₦12,000 – ₦22,000

● Hong Kong: ₦6,000 – ₦16,000

● Mexico: ₦4,000 – ₦10,000

These values combine both physical and e-code rates, which is why you’re seeing wider ranges.

● Physical cards usually give higher rates

● E-codes are slightly lower

Other Steam Gift Card rates in Nigeria

$50 Steam Gift Card

● UK: ₦62,000 – ₦74,000

● Euro: ₦53,000 – ₦65,000

● USA: ₦45,000 – ₦57,000

$200 Steam Gift Card

● UK: ₦248,000 – ₦296,000

● Euro: ₦212,000 – ₦260,000

● USA: ₦180,000 – ₦228,000

$500 Steam Gift Card

● UK: ₦620,000 – ₦740,000

● Euro: ₦530,000 – ₦650,000

● USA: ₦450,000 – ₦570,000

$1000 Steam Gift Card

● UK: ₦1,240,000 – ₦1,480,000

● Euro: ₦1,060,000 – ₦1,300,000

● USA: ₦900,000 – ₦1,140,000

How to Sell Steam Gift Card in Nigeria

To trade your steam gift cards at the best rates in Nigeria, use a trusted platform like apexpay for fast payments and the best rates.

-Create an Account
Sign up on a trusted platform like Apexpay using your email and basic details.

-Upload Your Gift Card
Enter your Steam card code or upload the image if it’s a physical card.

-Check the Current Rate
Apexpay will show you the exact Naira value based on the current Steam rate and your card type. Confirm the amount before proceeding.

-Get Paid Instantly
Once your card is verified, your payment is processed and sent directly to your bank account without unnecessary delays.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a $100 Steam card in Nigeria?
Right now, a $100 Steam gift card can be worth ₦94,000 to ₦148,000, depending on the region and card type.

● UK cards: up to ₦148,000

● Euro / CHF cards: slightly lower

● USA cards: start around ₦94,000
Physical cards usually pay more than e-codes.

Which Steam card has the highest rate?

UK Steam gift cards (£) consistently have the highest rates—often reaching the top end of the market. That’s why they’re in the highest demand.

Do Steam gift card rates change?

Yes, they do. Rates fluctuate regularly based on:

● Market demand

● Availability of specific regions

● Trading volume

That’s why it’s best to check current rates before selling.

Can I sell low-region cards like Brazil or Mexico

Yes, you can. Platforms like Apexpay accept them.
However, expect much lower payouts—typically:

● Brazil: ₦12,000 – ₦22,000 per $100

● Mexico: ₦4,000 – ₦10,000 per $100

Where is the best place to sell Steam gift cards in Nigeria?
For the best rates and fast payouts, use legit platforms like Apexpay, Giftcardstonaira, Ridima, Jophab or Koyn. They all offer very good rates across multiple regions and fast transactions.

Download the app

Playstore – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.apexpay&hl=en

Appstore – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apexpay-redeem-gift-cards/id1585507320

Conclusion
Steam gift cards are one of the most valuable digital assets you can hold in Nigeria, but only if you understand how the market works.

A $100 card is not just a $100 card.

It could be:

● ₦135,000 (UK)

● Or ₦40,000 (Mexico)

If you check your rates, understand your card type, and use a reliable platform like Apexpay, you’ll always be in control of your payout.

Visit: https://apexpay.org/

Best Steam Gift Card to Naira Rates in Nigeria, 2026 Update – Apexpay

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has expressed optimism over electoral reforms in Ondo State following the deployment of Dr Mutiu Olaleke Agboke as the new Resident Electoral Commissioner, REC.

The Commission, in a statement by INEC Ondo State Administrative Secretary, Tadese Adenike, confirmed that Dr Agboke assumed office on Monday, April 20, 2026.

In a statement obtained by DAILY POST, the Commission highlighted Agboke’s extensive background in election management and legal practice, describing him as a seasoned professional with proven experience.

The Commission also maintained that his taking over as the Ondo REC will mark a fresh phase in INEC’s electoral administration in the state.

The statement revealed that, “Agboke, who hails from Abeokuta in Ogun State, was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2006 and previously served with the Ogun State Independent Electoral Commission between 2012 and 2016.

“He has also held similar positions in Ondo, Oyo and Osun states, where he oversaw the conduct of the 2019 and 2023 general elections.”

The Commission stated that his track record of “integrity, transparency and professionalism” would enhance public trust and ensure the delivery of credible, free and fair elections in Ondo State.

INEC expresses confidence as Agboke resumes as Ondo REC

Former Chelsea star, Ruud Gullit, has urged Liverpool not to sack their manager, Arne Slot, after it was confirmed that the Reds will finish this season trophyless.

Gullit, instead, wants Liverpool to give Slot another season to turn things around, hinting that the death of the club’s former attacker Diogo Jota had a huge effect on the team this season.

“Ridiculous!’ he says. ‘They (Liverpool) didn’t win (the league) for a long, long time. They win the championship, and now all of a sudden, you want to kick him (Arne Slot) out? Gullit told Daily Mail Sport.

“A lot of things happened here with Liverpool, a lot of things. Come on. People need more time to mourn (the death of Diogo Jota on the eve of the season).

“It has a huge effect on the team what happened with Liverpool. Therefore, they need to give Slot another season in order to get it right. Come on.”

Don’t sack Slot – Gullit defends Liverpool coach despite trophyless season, points to Jota tragedy

Banking stocks drove a positive close on the Nigerian Exchange on Monday, pushing total market capitalization up by 0.44 percent to N140.44 trillion from N139.84 trillion, as investors recorded a gain of N609 billion.

The All-Share Index also rose by 946.27 points, representing a 0.44 percent increase, to close at 218,113.84, up from 217,167.57 recorded in the previous session.

Market activity was largely propelled by strong performances in banking equities, which significantly influenced the overall upward trend.

The year-to-date return improved further to 40.16 percent, while market breadth closed positive with 36 gainers against 35 losers.

On the gainers’ chart, Nigerian Aviation Handling Company and Union Dicon Salt led with 10 percent gains each, closing at N242 and N18.15 per share, respectively. Fidelity Bank rose by 9.98 percent to N22.05, Trans-Nationwide Express gained 9.92 percent to close at N6.65, while Access Corporation advanced by 9.87 percent to N32.85 per share.

On the flip side, Stanbic IBTC and Livingtrust Mortgage Bank topped the losers’ table, shedding 10 percent each to close at N169.70 and N3.69, respectively. Transcorp Power declined by 9.97 percent to N272.70, Abbey Mortgage Bank dropped by 9.88 percent to N7.30, and Guinea Insurance fell by 8.80 percent to N1.14 per share.

A total of 983.9 million shares valued at N50.8 billion were traded in 76,410 deals, compared to 1.3 billion shares worth N54.4 billion exchanged in 56,923 transactions in the previous session.

This represents a 21.79 per cent decline in overall market activity.

Access Corporation recorded the highest trading volume with 91.65 million shares, accounting for 9.31 per cent of total volume, while Zenith Bank led in value terms with trades worth N7 billion, representing 13.80 per cent of the day’s total value.

Banking stocks lift NGX Market Cap to N140.44tn as investors gain N60bn

The Nigerian government has slammed a ban on 17 goods imported into the country, including bagged cement, frozen poultry, sugar drinks, detergents, soaps, and others.

This was contained in a circular signed by the minister of finance, Wale Edun, dated April 1, 2026.

The affected goods, mainly from non-ECOWAS countries, are part of 17 items listed on a revised import prohibition list.

The decision is part of Nigeria’s 2026 fiscal measures and tariff amendments affecting 127 items.

See the full list of 17 prohibited items:

Live or dead birds, including frozen poultry

Pork and beef, including tongues, livers, and shoulders of bovine animals

Bird eggs (excluding hatching eggs for breeding and research)

Refined vegetable oil (excluding linseed, castor, olive oil, and hydrogenated fats) and crude vegetable oil.

Cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose in solid form with added flavoring or coloring.

Cocoa butter, powder, cakes, and cocoa fat and oil.

Tomatoes—whole, in pieces, as paste, or as concentrates.

Sugared or flavored water, mineral water, and non-alcoholic beverages.

Bagged cement.

Medicaments (medicines).

Waste pharmaceuticals.

NPK mineral or chemical fertilizers.

Soaps and detergents.

Corrugated paper, cartons, boxes, and cases.

Hollow glass bottles exceeding 150 ml capacity.

Flat-rolled iron or steel products, 600mm or wider, clad or coated—corrugated.

Ballpoint pens and refills

Nigerian govt bans 17 goods import [Full List]